SBHOnline Trans-Atlantic Race Contest

[JEK]

Dennis C is going to FB live the finish. I just trained him :biglaugh:

 

[JEK]

Note wind for final leg around Colombier and then into Gustavia!

 

[Jim Kelly-Evans]

Note wind for final leg around Colombier and then into Gustavia

A reach then a run!

 

[JEK]

A reach then a run!

Yep!

 

[KevinS]

It’s just about all over except for the Champagne bath at dockside.

 

[cec1]

Seems like they’ve paused outside Colombier point . . . a flotilla appears to surround the boat, but none are moving!

 

[JEK]

Did you say

 

[stbartshopper]

Where is the finish line or is the race over given the ‘pause?’

 

[JEK]

Where is the finish line or is the race over given the ‘pause?’

Stay tuned

 

[Jim Kelly-Evans]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NXrFApPurE

 

[JEK]

Dennis is live at the finish

 

[stbartshopper]

Thank you Jim for putting it live here!

 

[stbartshopper]

A perfect day on the island!

Congratulations to Teamwork and all of the participants!

 

[JEK]

shot courtesy of our intrepid cameraman Dennis Carlton

 

[stbartshopper]

Dennis
That photo should be on the cover of one of those local magazines like Harbour…
Great shot!

 

[JEK]

Dennis
That photo should be on the cover of one of those local magazines like Harbour…
Great shot!

That was a screenshot I took from his video.

 

[GramChop]

So, can we congratulate Amy yet?

 

[KevinS]

We have a winner! Both in the TED21 and the SBHOnline contest. TeamWork has crossed the finish line, with the closest competitor 9nm back.

Congratulations to Nils Palmieri and Julien Villion, the Crew of TeamWork, both of whom are in their first Transat en Double Concarneau - Saint-Barth.

Congratulations to Amy for picking the winning boat, the only entrant to pick TeamWork. She is about 21 hours early on her finish time, but as the only one to pick TeamWork, the time doesn’t matter.

The contest only calls for picking the winning boat and closest to the finish time. If there was a second prize for picking just the winning time, which there isn’t, that winner would have been Waylene, who picked Guyot to win at 19:00 today. That may actually be pretty close to the time when Guyot, presently 14.5nm out, finishes. Outstanding finish time guess, but wrong boat.

 

[amyb]

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shot courtesy of our intrepid cameraman Dennis Carlton

Wonderful coverage. Thanks, Dennis.

 

[amyb]

So, can we congratulate Amy yet?

Thank you kindly, Missy.